Essential Cell Biology Vol 2: Cell Function

Paperback | January 15, 2003

Recent advances in our understanding of cells has put cell biology at the center of biological and medical research. This two volume set provides researchers with the information they need to understand and carry out the essential techniques used for studying cells. It covers a wide range oftraditional and recently developed techniques and includes the fine detail necessary for immediate application in the laboratory. It is useful both as a compendium of protocols for experienced researchers and as a valuable guide for newcomers to the subject.

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Recent advances in our understanding of cells has put cell biology at the center of biological and medical research. This two volume set provides researchers with the information they need to understand and carry out the essential techniques used for studying cells. It covers a wide range oftraditional and recently developed techniques...

Professor John Davey is Professor of Molecular Cell Biology at the University of Warwick
Department of Biological Sciences, University of Warwick, Coventry CV4 7AL
Phone: 02476 524204
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email: J.Davey@Warwick.ac.uk
Professor J. Michael Lord is Professor of Molecular Cell Biology at the University of Warwick
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1. Tipton: Enzyme activities2. Misteli et al: Gene Expression3. Gitig anf Koff: Regulation of the cell cycle4. Nicholls and Ward: Cellular bioenergetics5. Robinson and Mant: Isolation and analysis of intact chlotoplasts and thylakoids from plants6. Corbett et al: Transport into and out of the nucleus7. Romisch: Transport across the membrane of the endoplasmic reticulum8. Gu and Gruenberg: In vitro reconstitution of early to late endosome transport9. Dosil, Mentesana, and Konopka: Receptor biology10. Hodgkin, Wakelam, and Armour: Measurement of signal transduction machinery